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The castle tower stands alone and is remarkable for that reason alone. You can walk through it into the small avenue.

Freely accessible. A clinic is housed here. The extension was adapted to fit the manor house.

Even though it has been destroyed for so long. It is a wonderful place. You would think the visitor is in England.

The mighty walls of the monastery and castle complex are the flagship of the town of Dargun and a magnet for many visitors. The imposing walls of the former monastery, which was converted into a castle in the 16th century and badly damaged by arson in 1945, can now be admired on a tour or an exciting guided tour of the grounds. The old walls house the town information center and an exhibition room, among other things. 300-year-old yew trees and a unique hornbeam avenue invite you to take a stroll in the castle park, and newlyweds can say “I do” in the romantic 17th-century tea pavilion. If you would like to experience Dargun from a lofty height, you can climb the 25-meter-high observation tower in the monastery and castle complex. From there you have a wonderful view of the complex and the entire town. In the former guest house of the monastery, the 760 m² "Uns lütt Museum" is on display, a lovingly furnished local museum that you can touch and try out. The town information office is located in the built-up part of the complex and has a wide range of offers for you. Here you can get event tips for Dargun itself and the surrounding area, book an interesting tour of the monastery and castle complex or in "Uns lütt Museum" or find out about hotels and accommodation. The wonderful backdrop of the monastery and castle complex is used for concerts and other events such as medieval or Christmas markets. https://www.auf-nach-mv.de/reiseziele/a-schloss-und-kloster-dargun

Some buildings around Remplin have already been restored, unfortunately the tower has not (yet) been restored and is already pretty dilapidated.

Huge hotel complex, but beautifully decorated and worth seeing

Reachable on foot or by bike.

Originally there was only a monastery here, which was rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau in the 16th century. In the last days of the Second World War, the castle fell victim to a fire. The ruins are impressive, as is the entire ensemble with the monastery church, the brewery and the tea pavilion.